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Western Expansion and the National Policy
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1
The three-part plan for Canada’s development in the 1870s was called the
Nation's Policy
National Policy
Development Plan
Canada Policy
2
All of the following are reasons that John A. Macdonald thought the Chinese shouldn’t have a vote
except:
the workers don’t have Canadian interests in mind
the workers have no desire to work hard
the workers didn’t invest their money in Canada
the workers did not intend to stay in Canada
3
_______ is an example of First Nations culture.
Creation of provinces
Residential School
Treaties
Language of the First Nations
4
First Nations peoples saw treaties as permanent agreements
True
False
5
The terms of the numbered treaties were unclear because:
the negotiations were performed too quickly
the First Nations refused to participate
the terms of the treaties were recorded differently by each group
the Canadians and the First Nations negotiators spoke different languages.
6
The process of becoming part of a different cultural group
exportation
expropriation
domination
assimilation
7
Canada’s government saw treaties as a means of assimilating First Nations peoples.
False
True
8
The residential schools created by the government:
took away First Nations children’s culture and language
valued British and First Nations cultures
tried to assimilate First Nations children into British culture
separated First Nations children from their parents
9
Wilfrid Laurier’s Minister of the Interior was named
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Sifton Clifford
Clifford Sifton
Cliff Sift
10
The title of this chapter is Western __________ and the National _________
Expulsion, Policy
Expansion, Policy
Explosion, Politicking
Expansion, Policing
11
The numbered treaties were important to the Canadian government because:
it allowed for the government to create the railroad
it allowed for the government to create the fur trade
it allowed for the government to create the HBC
it allowed for the government to create the migration
12
The Chinese immigrants who worked on the railway were
compensated for injuries
given land in the Vancouver area at the completion of the railway
paid less than the Canadian workers
allowed to become citizens at the completion of the railway
13
The arrival of new immigrants helped to achieve the National Policy because they:
helped to finish the railway.
contributed to cultural diversity with their new language and traditions
increased the number of people in the West
grew additional grain for Canada and for export
14
Education, health care, hunting and fishing rights, farming assistance, and payments were all promised to First Nations.
False
True
15
The Canadian government wanted to negotiate treaties and not have wars with First Nations people.
False
True
16
The Royal Proclamation of 1763 required Canada to:
build a railway, woot woot!
declare some war, my dudes!
proclaim to be royal, humph
negotiate treaties, baby!
17
An oral history is
records sold to younger generations but not papered on events.
events told to younger generations but not recorded on Youtube
events told to younger generations but not recorded on paper
events told to older generations and recorded on paper
18
John A. Macdonald lost the election in 1873 because he:
didn't finish the railway in time.
bribed a business person
accepted money to reward a railway contract.
didn't run a quality campaign
19
In the late 1800’s, these people were considered citizens.
French Catholics
white Europeans
rich people in government
hard workers
20
Canada really wanted to expand west because..
expansion is caring.
railways means transport. Transport is fun.
economic growth and settlement is good.
war is coming.
